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captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. in midwest, wisconsin. gun violence. a mass shooting today leaves a suburb in the headlines tonight. it has become an all too familiar sight in wisconsin. paramedics responded to the scene of a mass casualty. theas a routine trip to spot that ended in a rampage. ded in spa that en de rampage. >> but she was very hurt. walk.uld not yelling. >> the gunman, a 45-year-old, spa and opened

fire this morning before turning himself.n all four people, including the killer, were killed. >> the only individual we were seeking in this matter has been found. is the seized by a self- gunshot wound. there are no other suspects we are seeking. >> the suspect was carrying a they entered the salon. he started to shooting when they if he was going to rob them. ossibly domesticate incident. president obama had a conference call sunday afternoon with his aides and members of the fbi. the shooting is not believed to related to terrorism. incident happened 1 mile

from another deadly shooting back in 2005 where duringeople were killed service in a hotel. it was just a few months ago people inan killed six wisconsin. a possible sexual assault. it happened around 7:00 this evening in bethesda. investigators say a female was running on the capital crescent trail when a behind andhed from struck her in the head. trail,time later off the get back on the trail and a 40-year-old male jogger was passing by and her to this address. >> the woman suffered a serious head injury. determine ifing to was sexually assaulted. they want to see if they can get

a description of her attacker. their daughter would have been today if she had stayed m energy drinks. they feel the energy drinks and e company's owning them and regulated by the government. the family from hagerstown filed a lawsuit. >> they are also hoping her will spark change. these energy drinks are food supplements not by the fda.gulated that, her family says, is unacceptable. >> december 2011. the girl was just 14 years old. the family blames it on the drinks she drank than 24 hours. they filed a wrongful death against the california that makes the drink. >> caffeine toxicity and a contract arrhythmia.

she had an underlying mild heart condition not unlike about 10% of the population. fda documents show other adverse reactions to the drink. >> these kids are drinking the , have an condition, it is like on a fire.oline spokesman for the beverage company says it has sold more than 8 billion of the drinks " monster does that its beverages are in any way responsible for death of ms. fournier." on the anderson cooper show last week, the mother says she is putting her grief into action. the fda too put stepup. [indiscernible]

how much caffeine is in there. >> that mom has made some progress. the senator who oversees the fda budget held a hearing on the drinks and their impact on kids. he has sent a second letter to a asking that agency to regulate the drink. >> thank you for that report. countdown to the election is on tonight. we are 16 days away. a final presidential debate is happening to our night. jay korff joins us now with an on theting perspective race.of the numbers,on polling this race remains a statistical tie. are even higher for last debate. >> it is gorgeous to be out here. between the white house and u.s. capitol, freedom plaza. renowned. there are skateboarders,

tourists, and policy come of the finalhe eve before -- between obama and mitt romney. >> the debates are supposed to be for the undecided. >> it is the ideal location to political turning expectations, and disappointment. put this country in a very position. >> the man who voted early is .ed up >> its crust to turn our stomach things theyut the are saying. amy teaches middle school social studies in missouri. >> i am asking them to think what each candidate brings as ad what we value country. gregory, a d.c. resident. debate topicay's an intriguing one.

that are like unfathomable. happen.t supposed to u.s. ambassadors are not supposed to be murdered. >> who will better manage the challenges? china, iran, and beyond? romney area and mr. preparing for the debate, night in a swing state, florida. a whopping 29 electoral votes. >> we want to remind everyone you can see the debate tomorrow at 9:00 right here on abc 7. .ne more note there is a small group of men say they were at major candidates for president. mcgovern was part of that. at 90. today he was an outspoken critic of was he -- he was himself a world war ii hero.

he ran for president twice and was among the first to america's involvement in vietnam. >> george was a very complicated person. he was not a pacifist. his argument about vietnam was that particular war. he was talking about, said, one of the nice things about losing enough is you do not have lot to regret. it might yield change. he had a great sense of humor. >> george died in a hospital in south dakota today. family members say 83-year-old inkford died today. was the head of pediatrics at the d.c. general hospital and border baby program

bornh helped treat babies to crack cocaine. changes are ahead. >> big changes are on the way. theer temperatures in extended hours. look at satellite d radar from the weather center. clear, dry, a beautiful night ahead. a bit chilly as you wake up morning for work d school. want to dress in layers. temperatures will fall into the 40's across much of the area. we are at 45 degrees at dulles, national airport. for the left-hand side of your screen, west virginia, 35 degrees. up, we will talk about the warm-up. last and whatll expect for last weekend -- next weekend. >> prince george's county police

morning out tomorrow clues they hope will stop the murder of a high school senior. police plan to speak with drivers and pedestrians to see they remember anything that morning ofe september 11. ross was shot and killed. a pregnant york woman killed one day before her wedding. what police found when they her apartment for clues. look that is even tougher to understand. beating the 60-year-old man. lance armstrong

>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. deadpregnant woman is stabbed in her apartment.

vindalee smith is dead. her friends and family are funeral and the of her unborn child. >> [indiscernible] >> smith had four older children. entry and noorced found at the scene. investigators have questioned otherancee as well as members and friends. smith had once feuded with a who threaten to kill her. ago.was several months the trouble subsided when smith apartment.r new looking for several people attacked a 60-year-old man. attack was caught on tape. some viewers might find this a little disturbing. it happen on thursday in front of a convenience store. the gregory was asked for money theyhen he refused, punched and kicked him. suspect stole $40 from his pockets. broken boneseveral face.

armstrong took to the today in texas to speak to thousands of cyclists. the writers are taking a ride by the live strong organization. -- stepped down after the agency said it had evidence armstrong duringolved with doping g clear -- career. >> it is interesting. a difficult two weeks. people ask me how i am doing. tell them, i have been better. i have also been worse. >> armstrong has consistently the doping allegation. changes ahead

>> hope you enjoyed this fog day is the head.r >> yes. big changes along the way. beautiful outside. mainly clear skies right now. no need to worry about an umbrella tomorrow. make sure you have the sun

glasses weather. it -- ready. it will be right. the winds are not a problem. they settled down. that allowed fog to develop morning.orrow not see this very often. of 67 degrees today. right on average to where we normally are this year. a low of 49 degrees, right on average. check out more of the average highs. those atcome up with wjla dot com. a brand new blog. 43 in herndon. our final stop will take us downtown. 51 degrees. around 4 miles an hour. lookingures outside time of thes evening with temperatures in the mid-40's. 47 degrees in fredericksburg. you are looking for the milder air.

temperatures up 70 in st. louis. a 24-hour temperature change quite extreme off to the west of degrees -- 17 degrees warmer. a relatively stable air mass. the high pressure moves off -- moves off the coast. our temperatures are brought up upper 70's to lower 80's. tuesday and into the day on wednesday. the radar is quiet. our focus over the next several days will be to the south of us. this is what is beginning to organize in the area of low pressure and more than likely will intensify to yet another tropical storm. be sandy wants it develops and it is expected to d the north and they have good in pasteur's the east the united states come this time next week. it is something that will be

making headlines over the next days.l updated here on abc 7. hurricane come straight off to the west of us. county into frederick now. very much right it could be green across southern maryland. for when the conditions next week that will up prettys speed quickly. degrees, manassas, a morning low tomorrow. upper 60's tomorrow. even warmer on tuesday. the valid tomorrow morning, 30's to around 50's. tomorrow, fantastic. 59 degrees. -- 69 to 74 degrees. a cool down and a lot of question marks on sunday of next week and monday and tuesday. in the meantime, hopefully, you there and enjoy the next few days. will feel wonderful for

october. it will feel perfect for august. now and get to sports the redskins. day.gh >> someone was let go in august. they are back. it is cool. today is the final score because is back on thee roster. he can walk the walk.

>> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. for today's redskins and was more thant a matchup. .t was rg3's first foray it is a beginning of what will be a long era. rg3 made a big splash in the big

apple this afternoon. >> won the game is on the line ball in your hands do it. believe you can a doubt in my mind. >> the redskins had a huge blow on offense. a player fell to the ground holding his left leg. will miss the rest of the season with a torn achilles. >> he said something, and i came up onwhen i break. it is huge. he is a gamer. it's not for everybody involved in the situation. he will be missed. >> others have stepped up in his absence. in aconnection resulted 26-yard touchdown catch. the giants were clinging to a 20-16 lead in the fourth. a first down to keep the game

alive. >> you work through the play and the play, you can play in football. >>, later, the redskins played a to let pass right 30-yardoney for a touchdown, giving washington a 23-20 lead. >> i was going to win the game. you say it will make a great play. eli manning with -- is the new comeback kid. downfield to a wide open victor cruz. defense, giving the giants a 27-20 lead. >> i was ready to go back out there and do another drive. >> unfortunately, that was not meant to be. the redskins turnover -- fourth of the game. >> there are no excuses for that. the guys, welling a chance to win at the end

of the game. >> i will not do it. a long way to go. we can get better. cut, fans wereas caught -- crushed. memory -- many referred to him as captain chaos. he will soon be a washington redskin once again. the team reached out to him after he suffered the season- ending injury. comment tonight acause he has to undergo physical tomorrow at the park. speaking of that, giants up to second -- up two in the second. for-0, giants. six-one. a game seventh are

night. in california for all you nba fans, howard made his debut in a lakers uniform tonight. fans, howard made his debut in a lakeas governor, i cut. five billion dollars in ending

and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this messe ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male announcer ] tim kaine. bringing people together to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.

>> tim tebow taking his fame to a new level. when he was with the broncos and photographed, he is battling his head, clenching his fists, he has said he will not use

>> here is a look at your exten[ male announcer ] if barack obama is re-elected, >> here is a look at your extended outlook.

what will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000. four: energy prices will contonue to go up. and five: $716 billion in medicare cuts that hurt current seniors. five reasons we can't afford four more years of barack obama. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message.